Jack Crosby (supplemental)

2008 : City of Burnaby performs the dedication of the Jack Crosby Lacrosse Box at Riverway in Burnaby

2001 : Inducted into the Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame

1988 : Tom Gordon Plague - individual considered the one person who has done the most for lacrosse in the past year. British Columbia's Mr. or Ms. Lacrosse

1980 : Inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in the Builder category

1972 : Tom Gordon Plaque

1970 : John Cavallin Merit Award - coach of the year judged on accomplishment of instilling playing ability, sportsmanship and competitiveness in their players

Featured Story:

CBC Radio interview on Jack Crosby On the 23Jan at 4:30pm on CBC Radio, there was a live interview with Sohen Gill, President of the BC Lacrosse Association. The interview was on the life and legacy of the late Mr. Jack Crosby and his contribution to the world of lacrosse. In case you missed hearing it, please click here: Download jack crosby.mp3

Began his carrier in 1964 and through his efforts and dedication, made the Burnaby Lacrosse Association one of the strongest and best organized In Canada.

Burnaby's Mr. Lacrosse; was president of Burnaby Minor Lacrosse Association from 1964; over the years he organized and run the Burnaby Intermediates, Juniors, Seniors, coached peewee teams that won the National Peewee Championsips in 1970, '76, and '77 and a Bantam team that won in 1979 ; He was also general manager of Burnaby Cablevision that won Minto Cup championships in 1977 through 79 and the Burnaby Lakers that won Minto Cup in 1998 and 2000.

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Burnaby Lakers

Burnaby Cablevision

Burnaby Minor

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Below are links to various articles chronicling the life of Jack Crosby: